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Bushfires continue to affect Buddhist monasteries in Australia, Bhutan’s upper parliament begins debate on anti-LGBTQI-discrimation bill, and a Korean politician mistakenly sends beef jerky to vegetarian monks. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
Largest animal sacrifice in the world takes place in Nepal despite outcry, bushfires destroy one of Australia’s oldest monasteries, and the Dalai Lama’s longtime doctor dies. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
Buddhist Heavy Metal, Fake Monks, and Cambodian Uprising
The relay begins amid heavy security in New Delhi. Meanwhile, China cancels its plan to open Tibet on May 1st and seals the borders. And if you wonder why Nepal is cracking down on protesters so hard: Chinese security police in athletic wear can be seen lounging in tea shops and strolling the sole street […]
Back in the old days when there were fewer distractions, you wouldn’t miss as much spending a few years in a mountaintop cave. But these days… but 28 people did just that in Australia recently (except for the cave and mountaintop parts.) From the Buddhist Channel. Plus, new treatments for Parkinson’s disease at Taiwan’s Tzu […]
China vows the torch will go to Tibet. That’s what you call sticking to your guns. Violence won’t help Tibet’s cause, says Australia’s Courier-Mail: Peaceful protest is one thing; violence, water, fire extinguishers and angry mobs will not replace diplomatic pressure and cannot be condoned. This comes after PM Kevin Rudd sent an “unusually blunt […]
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